nightwalker
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I hate searching for video cards on Amazon, the results always come up with a ton of random shit in the mix. Otherwise, i usually find what i'm looking for without much effort.
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screw newegg.
Ok, so what happened to directron, they usually have a code for [H] members and I am about to make a $300 order through them, if I could get 5% off that would be sweet.
Check out the NewZon plugin from HardOCP. Won't fix the tax issue, but definitely fixes the search problem. Search on NewEgg, buy on Amazon.I sometimes stay clear of Amazon because I HATE, HATE, HATE their site layout and search and I have to pay tax.
You know, mof the time, these "shady business tactics" are just a customer who's too lazy to actually try and resolve the situation. The whole coupon thing resulted from a number of people who either used the game coupons or never called in. If you call in and tell them that you have an unused coupon, they change the RMA immediately to give you back the full refund. Between me and my friends we have had 3 RMAs involving newegg bundles, each resulting in 100% refund (including return shipping). Of course, we actually call in instead of trying to take the easy way with the online returns. Usually these complaints are from people who are more willing to complain than they are to pick up a phone.
The motherboard issue is a whole different thing, but whenever we do returns we've never had any issue.
It's a shame that they did stop supporting this community, but that's a different beast than RMA.
The whole point of customer service is that you should NOT have to call in to get basic service. The golden rule of CS is that by the time a customer calls you, your CS has failed. I am not lazy and I will call in, but I should not have to.
And back the the OP, I did not think directron had any relation to newegg. Maybe I am wrong though.
I really wish amazon's website wasn't such a clusterfuck. I feel like when i goto amazon.com I have to know exactly what I'm looking for if I goto newegg i can actually browse. I don't pay attention much anymore to things like motherboard reviews and such. Just seems like amazon is harder to navigate.
Does anybody know why Newegg, Tigerdirect and Directron have stopped the weekly STICKY posts with deals and discount codes? they havnt had any since december 10,11, and 12th nearly a month ago.
maybe because they got tired of all the critical responses about how it wasn't a hotdeal.
I for one, stopped looking because the deals weren't that great.
Just because you aren't hearing someone's voice doesn't mean you're not dealing with a person. I'm not talking directly to you, does that make you a robot?Um, what? If you're not going to talk to a person, who is servicing you? A robot?
I wouldn't call that bad CS, but it certainly wasn't as good as if their website worked properly for you in first place. They certainly handled their initial failure well though, which most companies don't do nowadays.Let me give you an example. One of my Seagate drives needs to be warrantied. Their website wasn't working properly for me (would not find my drive for whatever reason). I called in, they asked me my information, my shipping address, and asked me if I wanted an advanced RMA. I said yes, that was the end of it. No questions about what was actually wrong with the drive, as long as I sent one back I would not be charged for a new one. Off the phone in 10 minutes, and that was because I had to go through the advanced RMA process as opposed to a traditional one. Is that still bad CS?